Questions, answered.

You tell us what you have in mind, or what you want to feel. We sketch, you react. We sketch again, until the piece you can see in your head is on paper. Then we source the gold and stones, and Prabha oversees every step of the making. It takes weeks, not days.

Yes. Prabha receives visitors by appointment at our home atelier in Mansa Devi Complex, Panchkula. It is an intimate space, not a showroom. Message us on WhatsApp to set a time.

Often. We have reset stones from grandmothers and mothers into pieces that the next generation actually wears. Bring the piece, tell us the story, and we will work out what to keep and what to rework.

Our gold is BIS hallmarked at 22k, 18k, or 14k. Diamond and polki pieces are certified by GIA, IGI, or SGL on request. Certificates travel with the piece when we ship.

A simple ring takes around three to four weeks. A full bridal set takes two to three months. Complex jadau pieces take longer. We agree a timeline with you up front and we keep you in it.

We price in three parts: the gold weight at the day's rate, the stones, and the making charge. No fixed sticker prices on pieces, because the material cost shifts with the gold market. We share a full quote before any work begins.

22k, 18k, and 14k gold. Uncut diamonds (polki), kundan, and brilliant-cut diamonds. Emeralds, rubies, sapphires, and pearls. Meenakari enamel work on gold, when the design calls for it.

Yes. We ship worldwide via insured courier with full documentation. The United States and Canada make up a growing share of recent commissions.

Jadau is uncut diamonds set into gold with a backing of lac. The stones are laid face-up in a gold frame, molten lac is pressed underneath to hold them, and the frame is closed by hand. It is a Mughal-era technique that has barely changed in four hundred years.

Keep it away from perfume and lotion. Wipe with a soft cloth after wearing. Store pieces separately so stones do not scratch each other. For a deep clean or a polish, bring it back to us.